'Pure public goods' diaporamas de présentation

Part 2: A Framework for the Analysis of Public Expenditure

Part 2: A Framework for the Analysis of Public Expenditure. Part 1 discussed WHEN to have government intervention. Part 2 discusses HOW government can intervene. Part 2: A Framework for the Analysis of Public Expenditure. Chapter 4: Public Goods Chapter 5: Externalities

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REPOSITIONING LIVESTOCK ON THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT AGENDA

REPOSITIONING LIVESTOCK ON THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT AGENDA. LIVESTOCK AND THE PUBLIC GOOD NEXUS Jimmy W. Smith World Bank IADG Annual Meeting IFAD, Rome, Italy May 4-5, 2010. OUTLINE. Ways to think about the Public Good nexus The status quo Increasing the Public Good contributions.

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Topic 9: Government & Environment

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Public Goods

Public Goods. Are goods with benefits that cannot be withheld from those who do not pay and are shared by large groups of consumers Usually made available politically through voting on how much to supply

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Pure Public Goods

Pure Public Goods. GE with Production Example. A and B each supply 10 hours of labor a day. With one hour of labor A can catch 3 fish or gather 1 coconut, B can catch 1 fish or 2 coconuts per hour. A and B form a company and agree to share the profits equally. What is the PPF and the MRT?

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OBJECTIVES OF TOPIC 4 PUBLIC GOODS

OBJECTIVES OF TOPIC 4 PUBLIC GOODS. OBJECTIVES. After completing this topic, the student should be able to: discuss the properties of public goods Understand the concept of a pure public good ; contrasted with the concept of a pure private good.

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Introduction to Public Policy

Introduction to Public Policy. Outline. What is public policy? Why study it? Contexts of public policy Reasons for government intervention Role of policy analysis Criteria for analysis Details of Policy Analysis ( Lecture Slide 2 and last part of Lecture 3) Policy Making in LDC/Africa.

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Session 2

Session 2. Managing the global commons : The logic of international cooperation and the problem of the free-rider. What is private, what is public?. First distinction by Jean-Baptiste SAY: free goods vs economics goods Private goods are rival and excludable in consumption

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